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Cathe B said:
Do any of you know good PHP training books?

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Indeed quite of topic, but I'm quite happy with the PHP Bible (Php 4.2)

ISBN 0764549553
Costed me about EURO 55,-

You could also take a look at a php book of easy computing. I find their
books also quite handy.

Of course, there is alsways the manuals of php itself for free:
http://www.php.net/docs.php
http://www.zend.com/manual/index.php


MightyKitten


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Cathe B said:
Do any of you know good PHP training books?
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I've been quite happy with "PHP and MySQL Web Development" by Luke Welling
& Laura Thomson.

Another very good one, but perhaps a bit too advanced for a total beginner
is the "PHP Anthology". Volume I discusses basic techniques very
thoroughly, volume II covers real-world advanced applications.

Regards,
Wald
 
Thanks! I posted this as OT book recommendations earlier, and got zero
response. The help is greatly appreciated Wald and Kitten.

C
 
Cathe B said:
Thanks! I posted this as OT book recommendations earlier, and got zero
response. The help is greatly appreciated Wald and Kitten.

C
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Well, I don't mind to answer the occational off-opic question, as long as it
stays occational, and it is not a troll (or alike).

Might I also suggest you take a look at some of the PHP new groups?
alt.php
alt.php.sql
alt.comp.lang.php
comp.lang.php


MightyKitten

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MightyKitten said:
Well, I don't mind to answer the occational off-opic question, as long as it
stays occational, and it is not a troll (or alike).

Might I also suggest you take a look at some of the PHP new groups?
alt.php
alt.php.sql
alt.comp.lang.php
comp.lang.php


MightyKitten
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its for a friend, I'll let her know about those ng's. Thanks
again....and I keep it less than occassional.. hate bugging people.

C
 
MightyKitten said:
Well, I don't mind to answer the occational off-opic question, as long as
it
stays occational, and it is not a troll (or alike).

Might I also suggest you take a look at some of the PHP new groups?
alt.php
alt.php.sql
alt.comp.lang.php
comp.lang.php


MightyKitten

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thx for the additional info; it helps me out too as my site uses phpMyChat
 
Wald said:
Another very good one, but perhaps a bit too advanced for a total
beginner is the "PHP Anthology". Volume I discusses basic techniques
very thoroughly, volume II covers real-world advanced applications.
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Oh yeah, concerning the PHP Anthology: you can actually download 4 sample
chapters from the publisher's website. That's why I know that they're quite
good books :-)

http://www.sitepoint.com/books/phpant1/

Wald

PS. I am in no way related to SitePoint.
 
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